Negotiations reach a deadlock: the bone of contention between Gilad Erdan and the new party

Dr. Yoav Heller presented the demands of the party in the spirit of the "Fourth Quarter" for full partnership in determining the electoral list. Negotiations with Gilad Erdan have encountered significant difficulties regarding influence over candidate selection. Heller emphasized the necessity of integrating civil society leaders into the political arena.

Israel HayomAuthor: Bini Ashkenazi
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Negotiations reach a deadlock: the bone of contention between Gilad Erdan and the new party
Photo: Israel Hayom / גלעד ארדן. צילום: אוהד צויגנבורג

Dr. Yoav Heller, from the party in the spirit of the "Fourth Quarter," outlined this evening (Thursday) at a parlor meeting what they are demanding in their ongoing negotiations with other parties: "When we look at the list, we are persistent; we want people from the civil leadership, and we demand that if there is a partnership, we must have influence over the rest of the candidates on the list." The party is currently in talks with the "Third Bloc," but it appears that negotiations with Gilad Erdan have reached a deadlock over the issue of influence on the list. Consequently, it remains unclear where the party in the spirit of the "Fourth Quarter" is headed.

2026 Elections to the 26th Knesset | Mandate polls, bloc map and updates<< At the beginning of his remarks, Heller stated: "The time has come for experienced civil leadership within politics; even for those who turn up their noses, we often vote for military leaders or leaders from the economic world."

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